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South African Government Launches Colorful Condoms (Reuters)







South African Government Launches
Colorful Condoms (Reuters)

South African Government Launches
Colorful Condoms (Reuters)
06/15/2004 07:04 AM

Reuters - The South African government, criticized for its slow response to the AIDS pandemic, launched a brand of brightly wrapped condoms Monday in a bid to enhance their appeal in the battle against HIV/AIDS.




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